tidepool

There is someone who does LOVE, because I have my own tidepool, it is at my desk and I can look at it every day and remember.

Giving in to winter (and Hello Kitty in Hawaii) Elizabeth McClung 2009

There is someone who does LOVE, because I have my own tidepool, it is at my desk and I can look at it every day and remember.

Archive 2009-11-01 Elizabeth McClung 2009

Enjoying tidepool life calls for special tide pool etiquette in order to experience and enjoy these special habitats without damaging them.

Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary 2009

I had a similar experience watching a small octopus in a tidepool.

Tympanocryptis cephalus - The Panda's Thumb 2009

I was "oohing" and "aahing" at each pic -- then I "oohed" at the frosted cake pic not thinking it wasn't a chocolatey tidepool.

37 Dr. Lisa 2007

Whether he can navigate the currents, or will become marooned in a centrist tidepool, will have huge consequences for the period ahead.

Tom Hayden: Can Podesta Craft a Transition to a New Progressive Era? 2009

Resembling a “galactic ecosystem,” whose interrelated components are as rich and diverse though not as complex as those of life in a tidepool or a tropical forest, this loose interstellar matter eventually collected into huge gas clouds which, in turn, slowly contracted to give birth to a new generation of stars, among them the Sun and its family of planets nearly five billion years ago.

The Making of a New Biophilia: Evolutionary Governance and the Modern Creation Myth By Walter Truett Anderson William Harryman 2009

There's tons of awesome & accessible urban marine ecology in most coastal cities - fouling communities, salt marshes, riprap, the occasional natural tidepool...

Week of the Blue kickoff: Kingdom of the Blue Whale DNLee 2009

In her own life, however, she often went considerably out of her way to avoid harming non-human beings, carefully returning microscopic tidepool specimens to the ocean after studying them, for example.

Rachel Carson's environmental ethics 2008

Neither you nor I, with our earth-bound senses, know the foam and surge of the tide that beats over the crab hiding under the seaweed of his tidepool home; or the lilt of the long, slow swells of mid-ocean, where shoals of wandering fish prey and are preyed upon, and the dolphin breaks the waves to breathe the upper atmosphere.

Undersea (historical) Rachel Louise Carson 2007